Visitors can join collecting expeditions to Papua New Guinea and beyond, explore the 'Pataphysical Wunderkabinett in the heart of London's East End, and enjoy award-winning cocktails at the Absinthe Parlour. They can also attend talks on various intriguing topics, such as the history of dissection, humoral theory in medicine, and ancient Greco-Roman werewolves.
Visitors can expect to see relics of extinct birds, old master etchings, anatomical models, and items used in ritual and traditional magic. The museum also houses the largest public display of animal monsters in the UK, as well as a collection of the great occultists' work. Additionally, there are exhibitions featuring rebel women from The Apocrypha and dark fairy tales from around the world.
Visitors can attend live artist talks, conversations with anthropologists, and lectures on topics such as mental institutions in 18th and 19th century Europe, posthuman imagination, and the Victorian era. There are also opportunities to go on expeditions to New Guinea's Raja Ampat Islands and West Africa to explore mummies, butterflies, and voodoo practices.
Visitors can watch on-demand recordings of Zoom lectures, workshops, and masterclasses. These recordings cover a wide range of topics, from British surrealism to the Coral Triangle in New Guinea. They provide a convenient way for visitors to engage with the museum's content at their own pace.
Patrons can enjoy free museum entry, discounts on Zoom events, and other exclusive perks. By becoming a patron, visitors can support the museum's mission to provide unique and educational experiences to the public. This membership offers a way for patrons to stay connected with the museum and access special events and discounts.
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